How to Choose Industrial Chemical Labels?

1. Container Types

Not all containers are suitable for holding chemicals and solvents. Chemicals and solvents are typically stored in containers made of high-density polyethylene. Medium bulk containers (IBS) made of HDPE or drums or tanks synthesized from steel and HDPE. Common chemical containers include iron drums, plastic drums, medium bulk containers, and HDPE small containers. Labels are applied to the surfaces of containers made from various materials.

Material selection also depends on the size, shape, and surface characteristics of the container. For instance, small containers generally use standard materials. Label PE or PP films with specialized adhesives for specific applications; medium bulk containers have a larger capacity, typically 1000L, and are usually made of HDPE. The labels are applied to the stainless steel nameplate flat surface of the container box, which features a smooth and flat polar surface, making it relatively easy to adhere to. Iron drum containers require label materials that can be used on curved surfaces.

2. Labeling Method

ChooseTagsWhen selecting labeling materials, it is crucial to pay attention to the labeling conditions. Not all label materials are suitable for every labeling method. Different labeling methods may require different label choices.